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Hey Paul! Good to see you here.
Y’all…gotta say. The pickups are great. We are stocking the conversion kit for the Taylor ES2 and installed the first one last week. It is a clean, direct retrofit. I’m excited to be able to offer it to our customers.
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Reply to Wiring help with unorthodox tele setup
After fiddling with it for a while, i’ve found that the middle pickup seems to be the culprit. when its connected via the push pull, whether its pulled up or left down, it kills the total output of the entire guitar.
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Reply to LLC for hobbyist? Or sales contracts?
To protect yourself you need to have published terms of sale.
Remember, you are the one at risk.
Most people are great, scope out the clients in advance and learn to avoid problem people.
The last thing needed is an obnoxious client.
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Reply to Wiring help with unorthodox tele setup
Hey, I just wanted to follow up with this and say thank you! I’ve got it wired up now and it seems to work out just how I wanted it! I have run into an issue though that I didn’t expect. The bridge pickup is very quiet. I’m honestly not sure what to do, I’ve tested the pickups on a multimeter, and it read as id expected.
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Does anyone know of place that I can snag some Floyd rose nut mount wood screws for less than $5 a pop +$13 shipping??
I need a new set and would like to have some extras on hand but that price is kinda ridiculous
floydrose.com
Original Nut Mounting Screws (Top)
Set of 2 genuine replacement top nut mounting screw for Floyd Rose Tremolo Systems.
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Reply to LLC for hobbyist? Or sales contracts?
Well. what my CPA told me was NEVER have a hobby. Always be a business if you’re doing things for money. Keep track of your income and your expenses. Whether you do an LLC or not is kinda up to your and your accountant, but at bare minimum, call it a business and do a Schedule C on your taxes. You are doing business, so you should benefit…
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LLC for hobbyist? Or sales contracts?
Hey everyone. I build as a hobby but in the last couple years have been selling more and taking on commissions. As my clientele starts to branch out from friends and friends of friends to people I don’t actually know, I realized I may need to consider protecting myself from a legal standpoint.
The worst-case I want to avoid is someone suing me…
irs.gov
Income & Expenses | Internal Revenue Service
How do you distinguish between a business and a hobby?
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Yes, I worked at Gruhn’s when Kim was the foreman.
I made the first resonator guitars for Klugh in 92. It was a sound introduced to him by Chet who learned of it from Nato Lima.
On Feb 15th 1995 I had these 2 legends in my living room.
Here is the video of that evening.
Chet was so influenced…
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Hey Paul!
Dang you have so much cool stuff going on! A customer gifted me the chet atkins me and my guitars book and your resonator is in there.
Did you work at Gruhns with Kim Walker? I live in CT about 20min away from him and he has been a great friend since we met about 10 years ago. I was working at a store and encountered one of his guitar…
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Alex Q Guitarworks posted an update 11 hours ago
11 hours ago (edited)
Never been my favourite part of the process, but must say those Graphtech nut blank are a pleasure to work with.
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